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As a professional who helps startups find funding, I often ask my clients to talk to me as if I were a prospective investor.
I've compiled a list, and in this thread, I'll share the top 15 things startup founders should AVOID saying to investors.
#startupadvice #investorpitch
I've compiled a list, and in this thread, I'll share the top 15 things startup founders should AVOID saying to investors.
#startupadvice #investorpitch
1/ "We don't have a clear revenue model yet, but we'll figure it out eventually."
Come on... no investor wants to hear this! Have a solid plan for generating revenue from the start.
#startupadvice #revenuemodel
Come on... no investor wants to hear this! Have a solid plan for generating revenue from the start.
#startupadvice #revenuemodel
2/ "We don't have any competition."
None? Not at all? Every startup has competition, even if it's indirect. Do your research and be prepared to discuss your competitive landscape.
#startupcompetition #knowyourmarket
None? Not at all? Every startup has competition, even if it's indirect. Do your research and be prepared to discuss your competitive landscape.
#startupcompetition #knowyourmarket
📢 How to turn your pre-launch startup into a collosal wreckage fireball before it even gets off the ground... in 16 easy steps.
100% tried and tested.
A thread 🧵
100% tried and tested.
A thread 🧵
1. Firstly, definitely spend a lot on branding.
You'll want 100 branded t-shirts for your future unicorn team and lots of swag to hoard in your cupboards.
You'll want 100 branded t-shirts for your future unicorn team and lots of swag to hoard in your cupboards.
2. Consider shelling out for a billboard ad or two.
Preferably 6 months before you launch and in an out-of-the-way location to keep costs down.
Preferably 6 months before you launch and in an out-of-the-way location to keep costs down.
